Editing qualcomm/msm5500

{{qualcomm title|MSM5500}}
{{ic family
| title             = Qualcomm MSM5500
| image             = File:msm5500-hires.jpg
| image size        = 275px
| caption           = 
| no image          = 
| developer         = Qualcomm
| manufacturer      = 
| type              = System On Chips
| first announced   = October 26, 2000
| first launched    = September, 2001
| production start  = 
| production end    = 
| arch              = Mobile system-on-a-chip
| isa               = ARMv4
| microarch         = ARM7TDMI
| word              = 32 bit
| proc              = 180 nm
| tech              = CMOS
| clock             = 
| clock min         = 
| clock max         = 
| package           = FBGA-320
| socket            = 

| succession         = Yes
| predecessor        = MSM5100
| predecessor link   = qualcomm/msm5100
| successor          = MSM6000
| successor link     = qualcomm/msm6000
}}
'''MSM5500''' ('''Mobile Station Modem 5500''') was a family of {{arch|32}} [[ARM]] mobile [[system on chip]]s with [[CDMA2000]] capabilities designed by [[Qualcomm]] and introduced in [[2001]]. This family was Qualcomm's first chipset to support [[1xEV]] (Evolution-Data Optimized) technology.

== Overview ==
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== Members ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Part !! Description
|-
| {{\|MSM5500}} || SoC
|-
| {{\|IFT3300}} || Transmit IF Converter
|-
| {{\|IFR3300}} || Receive IF Converter
|-
| {{\|RFT3100}} || Analog-baseband-to-RF converter
|-
| {{\|PM1000}} || Power management chip
|}

== Documents ==
* [[:File:msm5500.pdf|MSM5500 SoC]]
* [[:File:ifr3300.pdf|IFR3300 Rx IF/BASEBAND PROCESSOR]]
* [[:File:rfr3300.pdf|RFR3300 RF-TO-IF RECEIVER]]
designer	Qualcomm +
first announced	October 26, 2000 +
first launched	September 2001 +
full page name	qualcomm/msm5500 +
instance of	system on a chip family +
instruction set architecture	ARMv4 +
main designer	Qualcomm +
microarchitecture	ARM7TDMI +
name	Qualcomm MSM5500 +
package	FBGA-320 +
process	180 nm (0.18 μm, 1.8e-4 mm) +
technology	CMOS +
word size	32 bit (4 octets, 8 nibbles) +